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Volume 13, Number 13

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1954-12-01

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' THE PION E:ER LOC
. 1867 Page ThrM
1 Yule Traditions
Spark Sing Today
Br Barbara Mlller
Chrtitmor; trndltwns ''' Le\\ Ul nnd Clnrk will be highlighted by
the hnngsng of the green and tht• ntl-collegc sing, to be given todny
at I p.m. in Hw theut•.:r.
Vol. XIII Plonrnr Log, Portland. OreQon. Friday, December 17, 1954 Number l3 Sponsored by Colhecon and Phi Mu Alpha. tho asaemblf
will f ture tho annual Yule log oeremony , and aon~ by nrioua
c:o.mpw groups. Formal Decorations
Feature Big Candle
A roup.foot pink nnd while candle m the center of the tloor
surroundt..'tl by n wrt?olh oC salver evergreen boughs will grt>cl the
eyes oC dnnccrs who rtllt'nd the unnual Christmas formnl tontr,ht
from 9 to 12 m the 8) m, according to Tom Hnrlan pubhr.sty chnarmnn.
No admlnioo will bo chugod to the ASLC 1poru.ored dance.
Couagc oro an order along wdh floor or ankle length formala
for the girla and tuxedoa or dnrk auits for tho men.
Tht. Phogllound Four-J tc.k Venables, Don Palmer, Larry Tylc
nnd Jam Crook-wall be on the progrom. Their songs will mcludc
"Whale Chl'lstmas" nnd "Wsntcr Song." The Portland Stnrlaghtcn;
l~Xl by llnl Swulford, senior, wtll provide the mussc Ron Locw,
JUnior I m I, h'r O( C£1rCmOflil >
The c:elling and walla will bo docoratod wUh whilo c:repo
p11per wuh hugt ptnk b«wlls to bo hung hom tho coillng. Sally
Gronaan d. c:o·chairman of tho doc:orenon c:ommlUee , asks thiiJ the
stuc:I.Qnllo do not tako tho bella for aouvonsou . bocauao tho commU·
too lt: roaponalblo to return them to a downtown alore.
Genu.•! (;o lhumnl'l. for tht. d.uu:" .. n" Eliwbeth Rauschnmc
and ROd Gasl.'burt, JUniors.
F'ratorn&!ies have "dona!od .. tholr pltK!goJ for the clean·up
comm1ttee. Bob Taylor \ophomoro, and Sally ue aupeniling tho
dec:ora110IU. Hal Swalford is band ehauman.
l .. uc) Daybnll, .,ophomo re, IS committee chairman Cor patrons
ond pat1'0ncsscs. Thoste Invited ore Mr. and Mrs. Knrlm Capper­
Johnson and Mr. ond Ms'S. Roy Brcar. Joyce Peorson, sophomore,
lS chamnon for the rc!rcsbm~nts.
Vlahos, Harlan Emcee PU Assembly
As 'Phog-Bound' Ouartet Pezel Sing
The third e.xchnngc assembly
trom LC lo be taken out this yenr
wns prcl'cntcd nt the University
of Portland on December I. lt
fcntured "Louie nnd Clark" (Pano
Vlahos nnd Tom llnrlnn) as maa·
ten; of ccremonies.
Acts participating includl"<l the show featuring the Phi Mu Al­
pha band, which went lo Porl·
lnnd's Franklin high school.
Futur~ plans include e.xchnnge
assemblies to Clark junior col­
lege nnd B n ltl c g r o u n d high
school in Janunry,
"Phog-Bound Four," consisting ofl N y Ch }
Jnck Venables, Jim Crook, Larry ew ear ape
Tylc and Don Palmer, sinsinc
'·The Halls or lv.}•'' and "1 Got SJ 1 J • h Cl •
Shoes'' and Janel Davis. soprano, a es rls eriC
singing "You and the Night and
the Mussc." with an assist from
Vlahos, who stepped in when
Janet lost her voic<l <Vlahos Is
nol n soprano!)
George Pczcl sang the "Ha­
waiian War Chnnt," Tom Gold­
smith performed mncic tricks,
while Maude Leckbandt nnd Mol­
ly Summons did whut emcee Har­
lan describes ns n "hoochy·
koochy."
The Platl hnll combo, composed
o' Lorry Cat1in, drums: Pnt
O'Nl·al, trombone, and Daryl
Knuctmnn, piano, nlso played.
Another exchange ussembly
was recently sent to Marylhurst
under the dm.•ction o! Jim Cos­
tello. nssssted by Jnck Harding,
whale Hnl Swafford directed n -
Tabulated by David Lanier
The PIONEER LOC trying to
claim another tint, brlnga to lts
reader• a ll1t of tho "ten beat~
bop&ng to beat othor big colum·
ntats of tho nation ln their pub·
Ucation of the ton moll of 1954.
Tbe LOC horoby aubmlts:
The 'Moat"
Nakod ••• Dolphin•
Concealed ... Humonltios 1osta
Humorou. .•• Cl•illat\Uon toll
boforo T h a n k a g \ v i n g and
Christmaa vacatlono
Melancholy •.• Or. StouHer
Weighty ••• term paper•
Lighty •.• torm grodea The ru·st chnpcl of the nc·.,.
year, Thursday, January S, will
bring the Reverend Robert A
Hutchinson, Congregational min­
ISter, to campus to speak on a
theme appropriate Cor the scnson.
The Reverend Hutchinson, '' ho
wns born in Bclfnst, Irclnnd, was
ordained 40 years ago. All or his
pnstorntcs have bl'Cn in Oregon
except for sax years spent in St•nt­
tle. At the prt'Scnt time he is the
pastor of a church in Hood Ri\'i'r.
fo'aculty leader for the service
wlll l>e Dr. John Anderson, chnp­
Jnin. Elizabeth Drury, junior
physJc:al thcJ npy major, will
crve as student lender. Prisclll~
West, o;t:nior mussc maJor, will
be organist. Spcctnl music wJll
be provided by th~ chnpcJ chosr.
oases
Athletic ••• Kathorino Malo••
ski
Happio~t ••• Chuck CbunquW
"'Sash" ... Tom Harlan
The Ten Beat Dreued:
1. Mra. Tbelmo Breu in a buai·
nou ault
2. Done Hoaoid ln bluo
3. Nancy Zolenl In black aalln
and blond wig
4. Joanne Fonlrom in Llnen
S. Mlyo Tau.boi in blllC:k klrta
6. Mn. Hoator Tumor ln blue
and white
7. Milt Scbrooder with morning
paper
8. Peto Vlahoa in pastel union
suit I
Happy Days Are Here!
Classes Close Today
Chrlalmaa ••c:atlon wiU olflc·
ially begin F'riday December
17, at 1 p.m. and claue~ wUl
roaume on Monday , Jenua.r-, 3.
The cafetetrla will bo cloud
afhrr the rriday evening meal
and will reopen for dinner Sun·
day, January 2. Tho library will
remain opoo during tho •eca.
lion from 9 to 12 and from 1 to
4, oxcopt for Chr11tmas •••·
Chriatmas day, and Now Year'•
dny.
Alpha Rho Sells
Hand-Cui Trees
AI One Dollar, Up
TrcCJJ, 325 of them, suddenly
appeared on the LC cnmpus in
front of Bodine Monday, but they
weren't gifts or the botany de­
pnrtmcnl.
These tresh Christmas ever­
greens were hnnd·cut by lhe
members of Alpha Rho Omega
for the convenience of students
nnd faculty wHh $1 to spare.
To fjnd the trees, Denn Orton
went Cnr oul m the country, past
Estacada, Oregon, where be lo­
cated some farmers willing to seU
their trees for 25 cents a stump.
Ss:z.: of the trci!S dsdn't a!fecl the
prsc:c.
Alpha Rho hnd to hnvc permits
to cut the trees These were sup­
plied by the formers who hnd to
hove permits to sell their tTees.
Toshi Hasulkc, president, wns in
charge of lrnnsporting the pre­
cious firs to the cnmpus by truck,
which took three doys.
Don ShcU, general chnlrmnn o!
the undcrtakmg. snid the money
mode would be used for the
queen of lhc Moy Fete's banquet
next prsng. Alphn Rho expects
to nmkc opproxlmntcly $150. Dr M~ rnan S. Ode.ll wiU open lh•• o.ssembly with 11 ChriJtm 1
grC<Jtlng nnd tell the history of the Yule log Al has signnl, mcmbcn
of Colhecnn wall pine• the &rCi!ns around the nud1tor1um Ba.rbn.rn
Orr, J'ITCSsdcnt, lS in charge of the Yule Jog nnd the hnngtng or the
greens. Glorsa Schwcsll.cr is an chorgc of gcttmg lh ftrs. Answ
Daksn loc:ated th youngcst LC co-ed who wfll sit on the Joe wah
the oldCS't mcmbc!r or the fnculty.
Aft•r tho annual ccrC!mony. Bouy Dieter. AWS president.
o.nd Chuck Chunquiat , AMS presidenJ. will IJMUtlt. Awarding
of tho acholanhip ploquo and cup w\11 be done by bster -~ority
president Ann filch. o.nd intor·haternity president , Curt Copctn·
hagen.
Dr. Bt njnman Thaxter, dcnn cm~"riti.5. \Ifill present ona of hlJJ
wdl-known tolks Bill Cox ond Don Nrwmnn nre m chnrge of the
college mng, to be followed by songs from cnmpus orgnmt.atlons
Akin hall. dirocted by Joanno F'oratrom . will sing .. Jesus
Relit Your Hoed.'" Sac:ond, Alpho Camma. Adrienne Rill h~ading.
will alng "Noel ...
"Whatl' Chrl1tmas." done by Delt."l Tnu Rho, w1ll be dlrcClcd
b)• !Jarvi K~u(tm on O..:lln Phi Gnmma, h.od by Priscilla Wesl, will
SJnr. "Poor Mnry. •
Milt Bowerman will direct the ~mbera of Kappa Phl
Alpha 1n "The ChrUtmas Song."' and Sigma Alpha Si'lma. doing
.. HocUo Chrlatmu Nat\UI Eat,• will be led by Roo HoUeostod.
"A Cnrol for Jo~very Mon." sung by the Gatchouse will be led
by I..orts L."'ree. Two darcctors, EUcn Krytzer and Jean Dclk, wall
leud Stewnrt boll's rendation of win th~ Stillness of the N1ght."
Memb4rs of Theta Kappa will sing "No Candle Was TheTe
and No Fi.ro" direded by Alta Haag.
The LC chosr will sane the finnl number. a Fred Warms arrung~­
mcnt or .. J1ncte Bells."
Prcssdcnl of Alpha Pal Omega, John Howe, will announce the
wmncr of the staging nwnrd.. Judges will be MlSS 'HC>len Nnundorl.
\Valliam Hall. Bernard Hinshnw, nnd Dr. Clifford E. Rnmar
Hal Swafford , Phi Mu Alpha presideDi and masJor of core­
conies, will award the music presentation. This will bo decided
by judges. Dr. John Stark EYans, L. Sta.oloy Glarum , Mrs. Ctu·
roll Townaond , Cho.rles Haldon. Georg Blsbop and Robart
Cairns.
Thas y11nr the syst(!m or Judging has been changed. The mus1c
'lnd drnmn nwnrds will be Judge-d b) two different gr-oups or Judses
instead of only one.
Was.-.ml and cookies will b<' sen.·'">d by Colhccon undc.r chalrnmn
Daane Brumbaugh
Presbyterian Conference to Discuss
'The Church' at Menucha Conclave
"'The Church" will be the Klnc<~id St., Eugene. Ore~on D -
them~' of the nnnunl Northwest ccmber 15 is the dcndllnc for
Presbytenan College A~te confer-roglstrntio n.
cnce to be hcld December 281
through December 31 nt Menu~a , Alpha Kappa Psi Picks
the Prcsbylcnnn conference s1te.
nl CorbetL Thomas as Alternate
The church will be discussed
from five dlfkrcnl nngles-Her
BeUet, Her Worship, Her Ac:llon.
Rer Leaders ond Her Can. There
w1ll be both begmninc and ad·
\'anced classes. Gc.-orgc Thoma!, Jumor bustne.
ndnumstrotion mllJOr, hns b('(!n
chosen os an alternate delcsntc to
ntlend the Nolionnl Assoe::~ntson or
Lenders of the conference wUl
come from colleges nll O\'cr lhc
Dr. Evans to Attend Meet norlhwc sl. Dr. John L. Anderson
Dr. John St, d [, ,ns, director of Lewas and Clnrk wi'J be con­Prices for the trees begin at
one dollar, lhe minimum, with n
25 cent c.hnrge for each extra
fool Almosl 200 trees have al­
ready been sold and they nrc sUll
nvnslable today. Any extras wUl
be sold to tht: Boy Scouts through
n professor on campus. Mnnurocturcns conference to be
hl'ld m New York th1s month.
Onl• nton IS selected fr:om thr>
8i chopt('rs os Alpha Kappa P&l,
natwnal busaness fnnemlt), to
ntt~nd thiS conf<>rcncc. Thamns
the second mnn c.hosl'n. \\ all go tf
the other dl'lQC ttc is unoblc to
attend. of mussc, "all rcpre!il!llt the col-vocnlion spcnkcr.
lege nt lhc 30th annual mectsng The total cosl of the oonCer­
of lhe Nnlsonnl .t\ssocJntlon of encc wlll be $9. Interested stu­
Schools of Musac, December 29-31, dents may register by contacting
m Los Angeles. ~WJS nnd Clork tht• chnpiOln s offsc~.. PM ''
bceame a member oi lhc assocUl·l \\'Tiling Miss Fny Dickerson nt
tlon m 1952 the Westminster foundalion, 1-&14 H11rry Godsil, '5l, fomtC'r ASLC
prestdent was the lnsl deh.:gnte to
be sent from ~w1 nnd Clnrk
colh:gc.
nnua est' ists
9.Mrs. Edith Smith in gT&J'
10. Don Johnaon in blue
Ton Most Unaung Her~s:
1. Eldon Fix, athletic director
2. Jo Hoopoa, maintenance IU·
porintendent
3. Dr. Cliford Hamar. bead of
drama dopartm•nl
4. Mra. Gay Jenki.na. publicity
dlrec:tor
S. Or. Eugene KoaloU. biology
profouor
6. Dr. Vergil Fogdall. dean of
atudent1
7. John Howe, A I p b a P 1 i 'I
Omega prosldent
8. Chuck Bartholomaut. Rod Crou blood dri•o chairman
9. Mr. Jones. momber of the
malntonanc:e dept. 1 10. Sally Cronso.nd. puennial
chairman of dance docora·
ilona
Ton Pot Poeves:
1. Happy peoplo on c:old. wol
Monday mornlrsp
2. Cold lunch f o 11 ow in 9 12
o'clock•
3. Subterranean junior parking
lot
•· LUtlo Mt. E•erosl tn acbool
exlt
~. Profs who ac:t human
6. Tho .. Town Crier•" 7. Puudo·int•u.c:tuals
8. Wot coat c:oUan
9. The Virus Den (alias
shack)
10. Roast beef aaodwichea
Tbo Ten Moat '"Finishtd•
b.Uus Fans:
l. Boris Sirpo
2. Boris
3. Maestro Supo
4. B. Si.rpo
S. Sirpo, Soria
6. Boris S.
7. Mr. Supo
8. Sirpo
9. Boris Sirpo
10. Nr~. Boris Si.rpo the
Sl· Friday. Oocombar 10, 1954
THE PIONEER LOC
Pag Four
ankies Cause Downfall
For Part-time orker Dorms Sport Decorations
with houses of worship nt tho
Jesus wh"su blrthdu• we nrc By Doo Ann Perr.oru
"Snnw Clnus as com in g to
town''-ond Ll•wis nnd Clark
dorm studtnts have been busy
hangmg greens, Un"cl. and other
Chr1stmlifl decorations to c~lc·
brntc Ius orrivol. •
nl.loul h, c~lt·brnt(.',
Akln Han;r. Stockings By Skip Wright da d up nnd '' l!nt lo town Balance Modo
DurillS th\! m~r.ry pre Chrast- "h~N I nttcndcd 11 trlltnmc d11. Then c: lfl l tunc to close. ond
mns scru n studt~nts suddenly :for n couple of hout-s m n big de· \ ~ancc I'd had n cnsh ctra\\ l r lo
hn\ c rometlling br
3nd new to partmcnt stare ond then sat nnd m)'H'lf oll dny long, ll wns up to
pend~: homework. tests JUSt be· sat and sal rome more waiting me to mnke 5Utc cwrylhmg­
:fore ''ae:ltion, <!\'en Christmas for nn au:..•dcnmcnt to bccin work· nnd there was plent,·-hnlnnt't.'d.
dtnncr m the cnfctrrtn gh•c way tng ·•More trltlls ond trlbulntaon ll:
to l h ouCh t s of PART-TIME "Nothtn& hnppencd Uutt dny, 1 got bn" led ilut lll.'cnusc my
JOBSt but lhc IH'Xl .F'r:idoy I went back counter wns 'too ncnt lor a bar· TrcNJ hove been blossomint:
out m bracht and cheery finery
In nil the dorms. nnd n blue·
sprnycd rir is :adding ficason's
grcetmgs in the lobby of the
gym Cnrolers. angels nnd Santas
smalc down from lhc windows or
J\km nnd Stc\\·ntl, while bells,
l.:hr1stmns trees nnd snC\wmcn
add thclr bit to the fcslivaty . Jns1dt.: lhc dorm1, bowls of hol·
Jy nnd ~~~ l~ns, manintur" llt>e ,
candle. nnd mistlclot! (o( course)
arc found on tabh:s, mnnth and
door frumcs. To bring bnck mcm·
orlcs of old fnaluoned Yules,
then~ is n pot-bdllcd sto\'c in the
Akin hall r••crcntion room nnd
the trnditlonul stockings nrc hung
on the :fin•plncc. "c nskcd one hnppy coed for nnd '" ns llsstgncd to "omen's gnm coun1cr'; we got cvcrythmC
a brtcf resume or h r workmg hundkcrchlc.fS. no tess-on the messed up and 'looked-ov~r'
c~rtc.nccs, nnd she told qUlte n MAIN FLOOR, yell lookmg, nnd it wns n!tcr lhnt
st.oTJ. Handkerchief Bluca iliot people started wnlkang nwny
• •wnv last sununl!r I dcc.ided "But Snturdny wns 0 brand becnu.c they couldn't hnd ony-
1 \\n!l gomg to get a job durmg new ndn~nlul'\..'-l found myseU llung thot dadn'L look too wrm­
thls Chnstmns "ncnuon. Hnd a surrounded by MEN'S hnndk"~ kled or messy. Sobl Each room hns its own special
sign ot the holidays, rnnging
from crepe paper streamers to
(Ingels flonling from the ceiling.
On nlrnosl O\'Cry door a dorm
vasitor \\'111 !md more "personal
touches." Holly, wreaths. maslle­
toc (ngninl) ond even cundy canes
spclhng out "Ill" m-e lo be round.
(A UCc!lU\'Cr supplies the dot over
the ''i''l) Some wangs hove their
own special trees, one mounted
grat•cfull~· otop o gnrbnge can.
Inside und out, the gnls nrt!
prlnl!IUl~ the dorm~ roa· Santo's g1rl mend "ho dtd the same chtclsl There ~ere h•:o whole "'~undny da\Hlcd-my very
thing last vcnr, and she earned st) lcs (nnother bnrgoin counter): first day o[f. By Ulis llmc m)'
lots of money s wcll ns hnd run. onl' was pure lrl&h lial.!n (so s~ud homework had paled up to moun·
so when I t:nmc to "'Chool tlus the tng), nnd sold at four for $1; taulous hc1ghts, but Chrlstrnns
f 11 1 hnd u talk w1th :Miss Julia the other style was mono· nct.l\'lUCS nt church lclt no time
Joh~ n m \hl' placement o1bco.;. grnmmcd and tw1cc the prac~. for it
"All d ) 1 sold hankies to lit· Weiting Again Job Arrives ''Mondo'-' nanht I snl for nn
• 0 d 1 t b•,. surpnsc Uc boys who "anted 'something " c nc oy go :1 '"" hour nnd n hul! domg homework
-there was a little notacc m my prllcUcnl for dodd)'' :md to SWl·
h h d 1 f du~ d1ool tC'nchcrs for thmr cln!>S in the personnel offacc, wnaung
t o~ sa~ mg & t: n a l0' or m~-' for nn nsignmcnl. 1t cnmc--1
"The nl::d Saturday I got nll members. I-'rostcd w i n d o w s, g n i 1 y
wrnppcd pnckagcs, nnd children's
hnppy faces rcmmd those who
pnss Akin hall that they hod bet­
ter geL thcar prcseni.S ''-'Tapped,
Cor Dcccmb~r 25 Is .. just nr'Ound
the comer." On the scnous side,
the Gntchousc wmdows me bcnu­
Uiully patntcd to portray thl.!
stnmcd glnss windows associated
,.!!;;~~~,;:~:.:;:;_.,:..,:;;.:,...;;.;...:;;;,;;;;.;.;;. _________ .r went back to filllhng the snmc
w 1 1 n k led hnndkcrchlds that
tshh!) 1 wouldn't e' l!n buy my­
sulf Rockefeller to Offer
Theological Fellowship orrlvnl.
Russell & Son Florists
W 1de Selection
Free Dehvery
420 N. State. Oswego BL 1-3322
A JEWELRY
GIFT FROM
is always something special
Open Evenmgs Until 9 0' clock
Loy It .Away row!
~~ _ffi . STOOKEY
JEi'EL •JL.'IU.J
3729 S. E. Hawthorno Blvd. -VE 2400
FLORSHEIM
SHOE SHOP
708 S. W. Alder
Th
Hose
Slippers
Belts
arul rlw most u·all:l'tl
• rn totvll • Jill CA 1007 A fellowship for a y~ar of suniy
nl nnY lhcologacul school m lhc
Urul• d States or Dtnnda ls bemg
oflo..:rl.d to grtadunting cnlon. or
recent grudunt~ mtcrcsted In the
Prot t"nt manlStry. The fellow-Platt Not Outdono
".8-,.erybMy must hn\re sudden·
ly caught Ute Chrsstmns spirll, or
mnybc 1 JUSt :!elt more nt ense.
but working \\ ru; sure fun that
rught E\ erybod)' I knC\\, st
eemcd, dropped by to say ht,
nnd v. lth so mnny other LC ktd.s
'~ ork.ing, the place \:Cmcd more
llkc hon1e, • nd I f ll hkc saying,
'Merry Chrisun • cvcrybod~ I' "
Speech Group Invites
Dr. Allen to Read Paper •
Dr Rnlph K. Allen, professor
of E-nglish, hn been tnvitt'd to
r<'~d hts paper, An A nolyhls o!
the Problems of lntcmnhonnl
Comntunscuunn," nt the nut10nnl
convention of th~ Speech Asso·
~mtion of Amoatcn, wh.lcla wlll
meet December 28-SO m Clucogo,
Ulmo1s.
The speech o oc!nt1on l5 ronde
I up of various forensic, cducnuon
and entcrtatnment orgnntzoltons
that n mtcr ted in communi­
cation D.r. Allen u: chnarmnn of
the Oregon chapter o1 the Notaon­
nl Sol."Jct~ foa the Stud) or Com­
munacatlon whach 1s n member
organW!Uon. hlp CO\, nng cxpC'nSe ror lh
) ear as oHcrl'd b'' t..'le Rockcfcll r
Brothers Tlu.•otog,cnl fello'' hap
pro~rrun.
M n nnd women are lo be nom
mated by prof<'ssorn, ndrnUlistru­
tors, ch rS) men or other quilhfted
lJcriion Nommuuons f o 1 tht
1955 56 awards hould be submtt
ted b fore Fcbrunry 1. 1955.
SludLnts who nrc tntorc llod
m .,. conl.act Dr •• lame'i StnuUcr,
~ompu rlpl"('senWUVL' of lh1 pro­
m, oa· any fucult) mcmhcr.
Energy Topic of Talk
Dr. A A. Groening spoke to
lhl' C(nlrnl Oregon Mt!dlcnl so­
C'Jl>l\' on "Atom1c Engcry nnd Its
AppUcnhC\ns'' last Tuc'Sdny . Dr
Grocnsngs has made se\•crnl
spccchc throughout southern
Oregon on this subJect m U1c
pa t few weeks. Not to be outdone, the fellows
of Plott hnll ho~·e gotten out the
pnmt brushes nnd set to work on
the windO,llo'S of the bl'('ezewny
nnd n [cw individual room11. Each
!t aternlly wing will hnvc n tree,
und <'nch wanJ: ts responsible for
thcar own decorntlnc. The tradi­
tional holl)' ognln steals the
scc.ncs us the fnvolitc table dec-
ornllon
Whcr• vca you look, Lcwls and
Clnrk studC'n\S lwvc put oul the
welcome mnt for Sntnt N1ck and
the spmt or Chr.lstmos.
arbur Blvd.
Home Laundry
.. Woshlng
. Prymc ..• Clcnmng
B to 7 Mon •• Fri. 8 lo 7 Sat.
5. W. 26th & Bar bur
CH 4151
LC JOURNAL Ready
The O('ce.mbl!r 1 au c of the
JOURNAL OF LEW 1 S AND
CLA'RK, whi<·h lS now Ill the pro·
c of bean~ m01kd to somt
12.000 rcadl , fc41tUH ,a qumtd
of sangr-~ from thl' college choar
on lhe CO\~r ptct\.lrc b~ Hal IA's·
ser. Pictu1• d an: Dorlrnc Skln·
n~;r, J net Dav1 , H I Adrum. Don
Nt:wman and RO&ff Hnn on 'fhf'
four-page nf!v; bulh·tan lS ..:dttcd REDMOND'S
ON THE HILL
Catering to Sorority & Fraternity Banquets
""/)e/idous /Jiuruws ..
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) 1doy. Docombar 17, 1954 THE PIONEER LOG Pago Fivo
... ,uiJit. CU.U. Baluvt
arty Time Looms
---s Vacation Starts Mrs. Odell Says, 'I Like Morgan'
As They Near 37th Anniversary
Only lie\'•' II purl.}' dn~ s h•ft bl'tore Chn. LrnnJII Ubvaousl)• hu La
LCN'S huvt.• dt•SIJ:nec'l 11 hall vacation schcdulc {Qr that . "llornc·
m,:r on the r.octnl sarlc "
On thf• party linl', t.l)G stnf! mL•mbenc will r•·prcas nil thought.s
!IN1dhncs, copy, ulltl lll'WSprlnt m ordcl' to just "Bosh" Ill 11 Ccs·
Chrlstmus pnrty, D••n•mut•r Hl, nt Ow homo o{ ethtonol editor,
Mushl'r, 1205 S. E. 52nrl • • •
Cclcbratmg the hohduys, KnJ)pu Pht Alphn fraternity will hold
nnnunl Chnstmas JllU ty tmd dtnll~l'-dnnc.-• Cor mcmbci"S, nlumnl
their dates Sllllll'dlly l'Hnlllg, Dt>(•'mbcr 18, m the lounge and
1qut:>l room of Plott hull. 'fhe tlwmc, tht:> frntcrnaty sonn, ''Kappa
wlll be cnrracd out m dt!Corntwns whtch wlll fcatur~ silver
•anr-s. blue llghtmg, Chru!lmns LN!CS and grccnl'ry. General chnlrmon
is Jnck 1\nton en; nsstslnnt ch01nnon, Jerry McClelland, Oct'orntaons,
Kruger: food, Chuck Jcnkms
• • 0
Sororities end tratornitios held forme.! irtitialion during the
wHk.
Initialed into Thola Kappa wore Carolyn Calder. Judy JuuJ.
Marilyn McLean. Lis Tnte and Olano Porl1.
• 0 •
Alphn Cnrnmn's nC'\\ members lnclude Ann Gipc, MnriJyn Bakt ,.,
""p""'l" Otshow nnd Pat HurgrNIVt;!'> , • • • •
Delta Phi Gammn iniliatod Shult\' Crothou, Nancy Pcmny·
pae.kor and Mnrilyn Sheldon an new members. • • •
t-•onnolly anauutl:'d mto Alphu llho Ome~u rrntcmlty Mondo~
D~>co•nlht:l t3 ut th~ Multuomoh club wPr~:: 'Tom McKmau::,,
Boutm, l'lxd Stock, Rtchic Nl nl, Slt>\'c Kulich lind Wf• Strahm
• • •
NC\\ rncmb~.:r lnslOllt d m Kuppa Phi Alpha Otoccmbl!r l:! m·
dud< llobcort \\' Cmrn , now n faculty member ,who wns m Oh mrn•n
(t}\( crviC<' or .onlzallon which roundt.>d Koppa) m his undl'rgrod·
u te doys, Jtm Cootcllo, Jim DiNuCCJ, Rll\' Meyer. l.ou Alth u •
Gt rgc P(.'T.d, Dave llltchmun tmd Hal Swnlford
• • •
A spcdal "morry, merry" and congratullliionn .to LC's molil
recently engaged couplcs--Adrionno Hill and Chuck Jennings,
and Ann Ditto and Ken Goold.
• • •
C E. ~\'l'l of the Bell 'I' lephon~: Transuaor De\' lopmcnt p <>­
ram \\!II Cl\'l' n dt:monstrntlon of t~pphcntwn of trnnsi ton. at th
rr.t tmg ot th clcnc •tlub, ll 12 30 TUl d '}• JonuOl"\ 14, 1n B-10
E , ryom• ~ mvtted to ntt<'nd. • • •
Hcrm Wan.tor wos recently clodod sto.to chnirman of tho
Oregon Sti..llO Collogo LoDguc ol Young Rcpublicann and Gordon
Trubshnw wns elcetod state IC!crotnry at a convention o( lhe
Young RopubhcDnll hold at Eugono.
• • • By Barbero Mlller
A!lc•r 37 ycnrtl of mnrraDgc, Mrs
Morgun Odell lhtnks th~ mollt
womlN1ul thin~ nhout lwr mnr~
l'lllj!C IR hl•r hullhllnd, LCWII (IOU
Clnrk's hnrd·wm king prctud•·nt.
Ct.!ll!brllling thlll ycur's nnm·
vc1 snry, Ut'''''mhcr 23, llll' Odt::IIJ
w11l spund • vcrnl dnys In Vito­
loran, Bl'ittsh Columbw, and en·
JO)' Chrlstmns nt the Empress
hott•l 1-·or the firtL time in mnnv • ycnr tlw p1 csldl!nt nnd hls wJie
Will not hove som" o1 thc1r tam·
lly ot humc fat the hQhdnys.
Odoll-Ambulanc., Drh·or
ll••r hands busy ewing doll
rlothcs os Christmas presents for
two ()f iu:r ~htcc grunddoughwrs.
Mra Odl'll sm1lcd os ShP rccnlled
n young mnn named Morgan she
mel bl fol'(! the first world wnr.
A1tcr goanu togclhcr for hvc
yenr , the lwo we~ married be
(ore he went ovc cas as rm nm
bulnnc~.: d1tver
Mrs. Odell conunucd tcochmg
home cconomacs unLll he: cum()
mnrchlnG horne to Pnsodcno, Cal­
Ifornia, o year nnd n half Inter
ThPn the yount: couple spent !ivl'
months 11\'mg m the desert prov­
tng up en u cloun. Dulng the
v. o hlng on n wn hboard tn thl' LOOKING OVER one! of their old annullls and reminiscing about
thoir own school dDys togolher nro Dr. and Mrs.. Morgan S. Ode!
who art! cnla.nng their 14ih you at Low and Clark.
ynrd, nnd cooking on a wood -------- -----­
~h·rtlewu otl Gifts stu\ t w~.:rcn'l cxnctl~ what Mrs
Odell hnd been used to
Teach ltr; al Occ:idt~n!ol
Sn en year of o[l nd-on poa\
gr 1dunte tudy follow d, cui·
rn1nutu1 • in n PhD for Dr Odell
at the Ulnlvcrstt\ or ChlCru:!O
Thl w durlng the d pl"C.' 100
w( Wtr luck} M Odd
pomttd uut, 'bccau e he got a
JOb U>nclung t 0t"cldt'ntnl col­
ll gc '' here he hud dont: hiS un
dcr grndullt · wo(k ' Dr Odell
tnught phllos~1phy and l<'lig'IUn
1 nd v. hen hL lett Occ1dentnl had
bcl'omc chaplrun Mcmbi:rshlp m the Women's
Lc<~guc of thl ~ollcge, the Moth
ton' club and th~ \o.:om n' Ro·
tnry club kt'ep Mrs. Odell nlntost
as bu o h r hu bnnd Bul h
feel It l! n Ct. an to ho~ u
f '" hou JU t for he dt f'H .)
o oflcn
Their tnp to V1cl rta will b 1
. hort bul WE II de • n d vuco.~lton
fCJ both Dr Od 11 and ln wlf •
All Kinds
Or Ton Gro\\ n
(.)rc on Made
Th Id I Gar
Oregon Myrtlewood
Factory
1909 S,W. Barbur Blvd.
Don't Worry About the
Time It's Never Too Late
That' 30 (OI' thl year, 0 your oc.!ety ('dllOr stgns off ror '54
and go~.:s home to let her hUir GlOW (<Inc\\ -.em's r olultonl. Nool' Ju t IS years •r.o, Albnny col-I
lL·& , imhng fnsl. called on Dr. \
Odl!ll to lmnc IIC\\ 11ft> to lhc
cltoo). He leH Ocetdcntul on a
\'Ul ' lCU\'1 of nb '('nC to S(.'C If
th~ JOb coald b dune I,E1'El~ PAN
Capital Hill
Barber Shop
Hair Cuts $1.00
1103 TnylorG Forry Road
t; Mile Wut of nurUnJIUne
BbOllPUllf Oen~r LOST
Blocl< C<~lh raph~.r· Pt n
(Lon and Unn p n 11 ur d
for lct\l'rtnt;)
H found plcru>o.. eontncl
KEN KRUGER. Box 312
OSWEGO
BL 1-1677
Sut & Sun 2.00 p.m Weekdays 7 00 11m
THROUG H SATURDAY
I 11 l..al'ld. :.\lltrl "a l\'\11 I l'l llull 011• \rl It llUhl
''DRUM BEAT" "BENGAL BRIGADE"
SUNDAY THROUC H WEDNESD AY
Hllml•h" \ lt. w rL -' I th•r•1n• r :;u,,r•ll1 thoulu• EufV•E•Uf'REtlnSI1''., "BAREFOOT CONTESSA'' 'CONQUEST of
STARTING .DECEMBER 2$tb
"THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS"
"PHFFFT"
and
from
New Burlingame
roan ain lk Variety
8430 S. W. Terwilliqer CH 8611 Shoping Up LC I
ln June of tht-same ,. cor, lhc
Fr mk c tate wnJ purchnscd and
thl' Odell nnd the £nmaly o! Uut!C
on mo\ d 1nto lhe catchousc.
··It \~ .1 Ultl•rc ung to !l<'t' the col
lege devdop," lhl pr..: tdcnt
will dcdnrc.d. "ll took 1 lot of
work and tunc to dean up un
l tntc a large as lhe LC campus.
I nnd btJLh fncult} und prc:ndcnt
hl'lpcd \\ tlh the nmny JObs ..
I olnwd froni town wtth !uw
m>J.ghbon and on}) the collc~c
bus runntnr. Cous umcs n dny, th
Odell b \lly po:isessetl lhc necc -Open round the Clock
Bnjoy Our • JU't·inl llu.d.·<'t "'ert·ice ln
ro,r Car
Ftsh 'N Ch1ps
Fned' Homburaor N french Fnes
Spnng Ch1 .. ken N Fnes
5 Mmules From School
7800 S. W. Barbur Blvd. CH 9031
ury ploncc1 1Ur1t lhnl gu\'c the
rollotj£• n nc•w spnrk of hlc. The
lu-st y~.·nr wns hnrd llul the situ =========================== ntton kt:pt uuprovmg, und nflcr
the wm· LeWIS nnd Clcu k S fu-
lUl c lookl'd O}lhiT\IiUC.
Rl"mombors ''Litllo Things"
Dr Odell, \bough he bnsu't
tunc for hubbn: 01 lh~: trm clln
the> both ltke, sull tmds thl'
pnrc moments to b ,app cclnt1w
of th l,tndnc c uf oU1t'ts.. nnd
IWt!) rcmcmbus the htllc
~htntt th. l lmportnnt To hu
\\ afe, thl I nn UUL t.an(lmg quol-
11~
The Crab Bowl
Sea Food
llll d rrom Uu 0 1.: r1
Ddtctuu lv Pn J)Jn.d
OrdLI to l: •
l?th and Barbur
CH 5706 I
I Wedding Bells will
ring for the daughter!
• \V hO\'\ th rno I b~ U\ f I '" ddut I h rmt
\\ Hh f r \ I claon of t r , m bulb on\ nu n I
ond f 111.:.) mod
\11 ' h ur r 1 m II pr-1 ll
or m II to m rlt (lUI ctn ld r t on oon tool r
Loomis Printing Co.
1 hor Mr 1
516 NW l~tl· m o 11 tnlm 1t.
Avo., Porland. Ore. • THE PIONEER LOG F"riday. Do~mber 17. 19S4
Pag. Sl.x
NEWS, BLUES & REVIEWS
Scribe Stales Views • • • Col Poly, Lutes Smash Fixmen
¥ ~ .>f. ,. .y.
·'f .y.
As '54 Finale Nears
WITH FRANK FLORI
LOO t!;'C~ ft•'" .-'ll\<>r -Shooting Eyes Flash Ho~ Cold
& n n n a n n nnnnw.- w a a u u a u _ ---
ThLS a! at-the last dn' of clns bl•fotc the lng tWO·\\'l'ek respn~ • nwnrderl annually to nll m<'mb<!rs 1:1f the Lcwts nnd Clnrk studl'nt
bQdy for valor nbo\'t' nnd beyond the cnlt of duty. Boin£ the last
a Ul! of the LOG for the year
1954. we \\'Ould like to kind of re·
count the hnppenmt; s on Ute nth·
leta~ :front ~o ror nnd mnyh tuc•·
dote On 0 f~W Other IICmS thlll
mny be of ln~t to LC sports
:fans.
RAY HYDE Bt:'fore we Gd top1f1CCP lnt.o
th loenl scribe's ncws"tiol;, h 's
ll.D ate:m Utat may surprise n few
or Dr U. G. Dubach's :stud nL"~
and folio"' co; who kno or hts
IODJ; and devoted efforts in the
facld of polllical scJcnc:e. In has
<'arlicr :rears s pen t at Oregon
Stat college. Dr. Dubnc:h not onll
c:nr.ncd n full load oi dnsses ns
h does now but nlso scr\'ed ns
the t"ollcgc's Pacifu: Coast eon·
rcrence faculty n>presentaU\•(' for
seven \'C~h\0 nc: president . · • • VIolation or l'ollc:., rule (01115
A~ he Tt.."'Cilll.!-:, •·Q~on Stntc wns ju:.t a little college among the
cor.st mstitutions and 1 really had n time competing ngolnsl uni\'CJ'!I~
tt.ies that pa1rcd together when n decision wns to be made."
As laculty reprCIS(IntiUive his duiics includ~ helping to make
.lho ye-arly a.lhlelic: sc.h.rlult and determining eligibility of
phsrers. BY TOM HARTLEY I
Two succcssi\'e nights t h~
P1oneer gym was itwndcd b)
tenms from out of the slnlc
and both times the forcigncrs
went awny on the long end
of a dccish•c count.
Thursday evening the Cnl
I Poly Ponu~s nallupcd an and gut­
toped off With nn 88-75 w1n. Th~
:followmg mght Pncif1r. l.uthcrnn' s
Glttdtntors morc:htxl on to the
scene nnd romped nwny wttlt then·
1Jrst win in thc1r 01-cgon mvtas1on
lea' mg LC vo 1th i3 countC'rs whale
they wok lh .. • remrunmg 84
Dommahon of theU' O\\ n boards
nnd the foct lhot t.hcy cot uff more
shou; \\ere the dcc1dmg factors
jn Col's Thursdny nsghl wan. The
Paonccn; out rebounded the vas·
ators 4:)-31, but the; Porucs dumped
.in more ltp-lns. Both cluus hst
over .-100 pcrc·~ntor.c w1·o.;, but the
boys trom the south took more
shots-75 to the Pion~·r:ti 59.
.Mustangs Score When U Counts
The 1\\u:;tangs nggrcssavc styli!
coupled w1th 1h~1r nb1hty to scor<'
1 wlwn Ute pressure wns on was
JUSt too much for Eldon F•x's
Plenty hos been sntd about til T Huston-coached LC IootbaU CI'OW Th~ home town boys still
mnchme lhnt O\"Crorunl' an cnrh• senson loss to t1e '\\'allamctte and semed to have a httle (l{ the early
College of ldaho for the North\\est Con:fercncc title. Almost even· !:cason Jltlcrs mlsinc n few cnp·
mnall college nll-star team cl t'-"<'1 found nt least one C:Sf the Ptonei!;s pies und bemg foked out by Cal's
som where m Lhc; lineup Co-nthlcuc publicitY dtn.~tor Chuck Chnm- poh:.hcd passmg. Tht' Pioneers
quast tells us thAt LC pJ c<:d no less thnn tu•cnty·fl\'C (25) men on the pulled withm two pomts once in LC Lands 25 Men on 7 'Dream T earns'
SC\'01 <7) different stnr $qunds chost:n thss month the ftrst hoU. but the Mustangs
A lot has been said about next yoar's bnght gTid iron pros· poUI'\..--<1 on the coni h:avmg for the
pods wh!U with :tho ouc:leous of standout sophomores aod juniors hnlf-llmP rest lcadmg 41-29.
roturnillg. One thing il clear bccauLe of all this publicity for The second hrilf the tcnms bat-
fellows like Earl Engebretson. Gene Flippin, Frank Fair, Jim Ued C\'Cn, but LC JUSt couldn't
Johnson. Mike Clock. HIUTF Mc:Adanu. Ralph Staley and Al 0\'t:rcome lhc 12 poml bulge. Hnl
Scott. lf they worked bud to g~t wh~re they got this fear. Adnan nnd L o r c n Mic.h~lscn
lbeyre going lo have to work harder next yoar--a lot hard~r. p1c.ked up 19 ond 18 points rc·
Now they are it-the bop enrybody will poUlt for and 5ay U specuvcly. Hnll lt~ the \•is1tors
we boat anybody, beM LCI Suro Wille.metto nnd College of Idaho 'also Wllh Hl.
won't bo ignored. Opponents ~alile the faet tho P1on~rs have Frldny night the m\'admg Lule~
most of tlu~ir main cog1 returning. whereas lho Boarcau lose a pro\'ed n dh-ect (·ontra.o;t \Vot·klng
whole hOSl of soniors and who knows what the Coyotes will ever out or 8 !\t'l tyle offense. The
como up wilh from their •tarm dub5." tempo of th~ grunc wru; held down by 52 tr1p to tho.: free throw line PRINCE HAL ADRIAN fakes onc:o, then 0yo1 a
pouiblo puss or ahot undor the basket, as Jac:k Sin
denon. Pac:i1ic Lutheran SJUard. hat already c:om
rruttcd himnlf early in tho Glactiator LC Game
played on Palatine hill Saturday mght.
by both tcorns. LC p1ckcd up
n~arly half of Jl$ 75 pomLo; v1n the
thnruy route, Hittmg at better
lhnn n .tJiO percentage the Pain·
tine H11l crew dumped in 35 pomts
from the gaft toss line.
That wns th,.. only deportment
tn wh 1ch the Pton .. >ers dtsplaycd
pohsh From Lh<! ftcld they shppt!d
below th~ .350 mark :.md thlJ tocnl
Sc1gc b'UTIS were silcncL-d to a
pomt where they only hod 58
shots from the floor
.Michelson. Adrian L:!ad LC
TI1c homt• lO\\'ll C'n~ ~· m magC'd to stay wnh the Lutes durmg the
ftrst pcnod and held n narrow
3~1-38 lend ot the hnlf. The Park.­
lond club got under way shorlly
nfter the intermission nnd with
a little more lh m h !If the (m
period gone they shot into n
pomt lend. From here m they
constcd to then 84· 73 win.
B1g Phi\ Nordquist cupturcd
high pomt hono1'S lor the e\'enmg
wtth 17. Michelson nnd Adnnn
ngnm divide<'! lhl! luurcls wtlh
16 each. J\llnn Gudbrud nlso hod
16 for the w1nncrs.
Hyde Eyes Police Rule Violation No. 40185
R ~ Hyde ma) re~l lh~.: dL"CI JOD to bc<:C baskc~ball Cost Oils Lambda Kappa s· p M I R
offiCial af Jle has to put up wtth the hkes of comcdwns like Jim • ' ' ' Jgm a ace ura ace A lt:n·
for Sent
PtOOt'<'rS
I'(J.id lrl~
lng St•al
jriUrTli:YI
the ~,n~
ton\Orf<l
Two
h1 JSlml
mtct C
ccrubcr
of Snn~ n•ght o
The
lhcl
PnciJ
CX•
bum, 1
potnts
go me
wall
lcadmg
Hold
c ••••
Johnson and Dunne Brady l'\'CI) ltme he works a came. ThlS effL"C· Rcsulls of tbc Wcdn ..... dav "'" .... Ca or~-•· d h d -~ ·a d Utcl h 1 k ' h LC · • '""" • ... "' Sl· lb power showed ln tht> from them ID"t Frldav.
u\c UO n n:~a"ee .oY C m S les W 1 c wor mg t C JUruor ntng m\rWnurnl bnskctboll clnsh ' f ~ v8..l"Sit) -Portland Police prelamuml) game Jo"nda)· mghL Mad way found ~•"rnn toppmg the Alphns gn~llCSh 10111
score. 50-25. 1 The freshmen Schochhnl's gnvc •L-.• ,.,., th fra th g •· d ed t u 1 t 11 R • " P .0 .wns the second team to I lnst ycnr's bnskctball '"Inn"~, uuu_.. e cas e en.s cem ' me ,. O en 1\ to ay s 26-2.5 Knppn handed the Schock· f It ... '" atunuon tbnt a poh~ plD) er wns ~Jolottnc rull! 40185-''Shootmg rs
0 40-31 lo 0
" v~ctim to the Cast-Offs ns Lambdn, n scnl'c before !alhng
hook shots out of c-ason."
1 ~ , ""t•h•c:D:"u.•.~.!: .t.oo~k;...;;a~3~8~·;,.16~p:;;•;1s~t;,:m,::g:.!.3:,1:.;·;,::2:9.1::,n~n..!!m!!n~t!:;ch~l:o!st~\"~'c:c;k.~--.
Even the LOG printer il sports minded. Owner Bill Loomis ::>tgmn 5 Kenn L u n d passed I D ,
sponsors a wong Loomis Priming softball toam each summn them Wllh 12 whllc McKmncy on t Miss the 8th!
and :Make-up man and shop foreman Hal Hopper was a star lut for 12 for Alpha.
ce.nJcr for the now defunct Portland Eagle11 (ico hockcry • • ;op scor~r to lh•• wannmg Kop· An 1 J Sk • S h 1
:Ron O'Brien. second siring lullbac:k for the oraa90 and black ~~~ ~·as Jn~ ~fcF~lnnd ~Vl~ ~~ nua aycee J C 00
hilS tho distinction of ha•ing pertormed on a LC cbo.rnp1onslUp c· lc kosCmgl .~ f>dckbcrs had ~; l c I ·
1 _ _. oc , ar noo urn an hugh
team Ul each of hill tluft<t ao;u.ons P ayvu. • • • ,.. h ki dl f 7
d • d .1 ,.,ount cac Ill ng ere t or
AC~.-oladt?S to the mU'tlmurnl hca s, Warren 1-•• Smsth an M1 t Th { Al h Rl 0
St'hrocdCT. for mstllhng new llfc Ill the too I")' orgomzt.>d 'murnl b kctl 1
trsl ~ P nl .~0
meso ns c 10 •C'llm en Pr1.."" m mtrn·
lliaguc. •• And fmally, thnnx to the One sports wnung crew of J murnls •n evNnl ycnrs met w1th
Tpm Hurlley, D1ck Wru'd. Hal ~r. Jlm Mcl-"arlnnd, Stan Harris o 50-25 schlacktng 111 thc1r fu,;tl
~d Joanne Love--lhcy nt.'VCJ' let us down one;:>. • • Merry ChriStmas! ouung w 1 t h tht' lnd~pr•ndcnll ' * * * Cast-Off&. ' 1 .DC SI..'COOd QUarter OpCnL'Ci
Del Phis Victors; Slewarl Wins, 10-9 ~~~~h ~~h:~~k~~\~c~s:~k~!1
By Nan Lafferty
Stewart hnll dnbbled past
Theta durmg noon hour TUC$·
day, December 1~. to wm U1e
baskctbnll game. 10·9
Stewart's Mau.rinG Merchant
t~k lhe spotlight with six
points to her c:rcdit. Joanne
Burt was lhe aba.rp-shoote r for
tho Tbcta team with a total of
~·ea points.
Del Phis came out on LOP ncain thas week de:fcntmg the Inde­
pendents, 13-2
.Ann Ditto wu the 5tar and
racked up aiao points for tho
Del Phi team. Kim Tousley kept
the lndepcndonll moving with
her height and guarding abll·
Uy.
The next antramural game wlll
be plny1~ January 4, Stewart vs.
Akm nnd Thcln va. Palatmt!.
Crew Cuts Our Specialty
with two barbers to serve you.
Ken's Barber Shop
8439 S. W. Terwilliger Qlst-Of.f.s took control und cnded
up the f1rst wuh a 22·8 lead.
Th~ thll''<i quarter fenturcd o
race-horse oHcnSIV" rus 24 pomts
were scorL>d m lh1s quarter Th~'
Alphn cettmg 10 tmd the Cost­
ore On the long t~nd WJth 14
The fourth quarter wns o wild
cramblc for the boll lltl both
sadcs were bnll-snnu:lung but lhc
CHILIVILLE
I
I • Chili e Hamburgers
~ur Spec:1ally
-Ord~r 10 Go -
9130 S.W. Barbur
CH 9002 First Session Second Session
Sat. ela.asn -Jan 8, 15 22 29 Sat. classo• -F~b. 5, 12. 19. 26
Sun. c:lasse-- Jan 9. 16. 23, 30 Sun. clu1e1- Fob. 6, 13. 20. 27
FREE SKl MOVIE
AI! :;ludcnts art• mv1tl'd to .ttt~nd a !ree ski movu.' Tuesdnv
cve.n.mg1 January 4, nt 8 00 o'clock m the Bl'nson H 1gh School
Aud1tonum. .. -
AppJit'<.lll<>n lllnnk Cllh lie l'ard fOr t:llh•·r Slns;l!! or Grou11 HCJ'IIItrrollon
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY
PHONE
SCHOOL
( ) Beg'innOr
. n r I ~ n or ( STATE
AGE
) lntermodiato or Advance
( lll. (11 • IMPORT ANTI I Plo.ue check tho following group you wish to
be enrolled in; 0 F1rst Fou1 W · · ks Entrv Fcc •.. $5.00
O Second Four Weeks Enlrv Fcc •. $5 00
O F1rs_t Four WH.'ks Entry Ft e with Jnyccc Charter Bus
Rtdcs Round Tnp •.• $12.50 O Second ~"'our Weeks tntry Fcc walh Juyccc Charter BuJ;
Rides Round Tnp • • $12.50 0 Complete E1ght Weeks Entry Fcc ..• $0.00
O Complete E1ght Wei!ks w1th Jnyccc C:hnrlcr Bus Rides
Hound Tnp ... $2·1.00
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IMPORT ANTI! Check !he day you will <1Uond c:lou:
I Saturday Cla1te1 ... or r Sunday Cln.sos.
Amount encloced •.• S -- ---
TEAR THIS APPLICATION ALONG DOTTED LINE
AND MAJl. TO:
Jaycee Ski School ••• 824 S.W. 5th Avenue, Portland, Oregon
or take in to your local Ski Shop.
JILJIIICIIOSD& I WeAr an11 u .. proper olou• .. and ~ulpm•ot at. ..u Slll
School 8Halou. Oontaot 7uur local mncban\ for full de~• • c:om
Game
a rrlday, Dec:ombor 17, 1S5 \
J\ ten-man basketball tcnm lc.U.
for Sent tic thill morn inc as thr­
Plonecrs t:anbnrhcd on tho fmsl
ro ,fl b tp or the• IH'W fl\10 Oil m• l t•
.ng Scnttlc Pncatac tonlghL onff
jrlurncyang to Pnrklnncl lO ""'''t
th• Pne1th• t~uthm·nn Glndlotorn
vunut•rnw C\',•nang .
·rwo mc•a• gnmcs tu f' 1.111 lh.:
Cblt tmn.~ dnokcl for I.C os lhcy
mt•c.l C• ntr.al WDslungtfm on De·
nb•~r 20 nncl Westmont Collc-gt:
Snntn Uurbnt·n the following
mght on Ute LC flour tll 6·15.
The P1onecrs wJll be looklnJ.t
for their second wm O\'er Sent­
Pncsftc having defeated th('m
Bt PortJnnd 85·81 ond will be
rc\ cngc fot· un 8•1·'73
dntbbmg ndmtrnstcrcd by Pl.C
lasl weekend olso on the LC floor.
The-other two gnmcs wall be the
(u l of the year watlt Central
fihtngton nnd We tmont
Speorhcndmg the Folcon nt­
tad; will b£\ gunrd Loi'C'n Andcr­
e.·-prcp nll·Sl{ll<'r from Au·
La••ft, Wnshmgton, who htl 22
ppan s ngnln t LC tn the firt~t
'' t tllC other-guord slot
\\JU be Ivan Gt!ih, \\ItO t1d1tlcd
net fot Hl points nnd Is the
I'"""' ng SCOH .. I lor Scuttle,
Hold me do" n the forwurd POls :ar
lf~ortvn, nnd Jim
GUJLr, while
Jerman
Coach Ken
•·nn coli an F4l Hoghl'l
tkl' l(ad (Cll a& his. top IIUb-
Mlirv Hn ~nsn or fJt..C
probllbly Bl{lrt ,nt; t~am
lhnt dde.ttcd the Pion •ns, wlot
1~ul Nordqutst and Jack Hoo Ci'
111 forw11rds, &tx-foot • '«. n-mch
Nu~k .K ldl!rmnn nt · 1tcr nnd
AJ Oubrud nnd Jark Slndcr!lcn
nt thl' AU:Jrds However, two
{ c hmt•n Crom Porllnnd 's Roose.
\cit hsgh, DcnnLt; Rodin and
Chuck Gcldnk~r. nlonc wtlh Den
ny Ro mny be 1n the tnrtmc
t m up Sn~urdny night
Little is known about the Cen·
trul W iSlnngton tcum \1: ho d~·
Cl'tated Collcgl! uf Pugct Smmd ln
lhesr lost outinc. H~1wcver the
W lldcrats m c per cnn wily strong
in the Evea green conren.ncc ond
can be mcpcctcd to ijl\'£' the
Ornugc on illlcrc!lting l'\'t1nang
We: UJ)tllll walt btmg fin c.xp~.:n·
• need lc.un on their first Noalh·
west trip us thcv plnv Ponlnud
tr. L 'W15 nnd Clork ond Eo t m
Wnshlngton . Coach Joek Scuncns
WJil ~·lrl JJm ShrodQ nnd .J~rey
SmiN1 ot forwards, Ttnt> Horde·
111 10 nt center nnd Bob Lull'l ond
Jua~ Gill ~l guard£ Seven mcm­
qcrr of l.hc Wamor squad tand
o11~:1 stx feet \\ alh Shrode and
Hnrdunnn bemg sax-!J\'C. Hnrdc·
rnnn wus named to the ntl-lour­
ntunent le..'lm at tht: Redlands U
tcrumnmc.nt earllcr thas )'C':tr, ns
hl' cored 76 posnLs an Uucc
comes
Conch Eldon F1x or the PlO·
nccrsrv.•lll probably open wllh the
usuot startmg !JVl' of Dove Gard-'
THE PIONEER LOG Pages .. ~
'Twas the Night Before Vacation • • •
.4f4.
~~ ~a~
~ ~. q,.,._ -
cfe
...
4
WHEN THE COLD Winter winda begin to blow
and tho indications poinJ. towards snow (Ore­
gon style), WhBl lnket ploc=c in the drcanu of
young. cnergonHc footbnll unn? LOG camcrn nco Hnl Les .. r 1nvcstign1cd GOphomore Mlko Clock's
hnunts ono dark eve and came up with lh11
sllsz1llng myatic·Hlu! b1l of folly. U 'eoms Mlkn
son1 a lu;t to MRf"a N. Pol Santn.
BY TOM HARTLEY.
LOG Siber111 Bureau Chtof
T"w th nl ht before: vacot.son
nnd nll th.rou h lh h I
Not a rtdd r w41 surring
gone w Lho fall.
ThL backs w rc dr amm • or plays
to I ft and to n h t Wht h ltn m 1 p unrt d th 1r
ears
an n sh. p tnhmt
One c:kll ht hulk b ndmg th
prtngQ,
v. dn mtn t h: darnd t
thtn
·Wen J to rov. nd o Y.bltc
1 d u S nt Cllau: l I
mu~ht,
Tb n l'd hu' n; 1 cute ch ck
up ll m knc
Anti 1 could 13} M rr Ch a t
m told tho
d old R C. ..
cning
\.drien " ~·;n~l~~~~:~i~~ a:~~o.~n:~a H I GBY STANN H3 ~RRlS I Airmen Lash Locals
D d c m. cno-o. I I Gory Jackson nnd uane Bra y I HI-.} cnr-old sophomore h:ltct· HAL LESSER
.tl. ~unrds. Jumor vnrsaty game: man cuurd stond on c\'en lx nu LC JUnior varsity boun .. -cd back from 119-55 los~ to Getg~r
GENE HELM wtll be plnyPd b~forc the two f('d nnd llfiS Lhl' bnluncc at 145 AFB Thursdny mght to pound tllc Portlnnd Pollee. i 1·56
•.• Speedy guard travels • . • ·horne gnmcs startmg at 6:30. At Tsgnrd hash Gene ran four non Stempel ptckcd up o total of 26 pomts an both rughts to pace;
ce
• Jnner,
falling
F·
ol
I. 26
I. 2.1
!lday
hool
Ilion
•
Jh to
Bus
·Bus
f.t ides
.INE
rogon
.una
'· Bottled Under AuthorUy of the Cocn·Coln Company By
COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF OREGON years or tr1kk ond pla>'l.>d three the J VIi m sconug Brother Ball St"mpel was nlso lhc ne.-.::t ht&h for
n Or ''l...,tti)· b'""k"tbfill be-lhc JVs bc)\h nt"'hts With 7 ond yc rs "• ·~ ...., " a - .. $CCOnd holi featured u sconng
cl l _ _. f t ( th m or 9 Cor n total of 16. mg s l.'C L-u or wo 0 c 1 du"l between LC's Ron Sl(:mpd
the TYV lcuguc oll-stnr qumtct. The PoUce gnme brought buck ond the poUc:e's Ev::tns. The poll~
Hl• corracs Ius track !iPL'Cd to the memom:s us Pollee gunrd Herb pro\'"Cd hotter and ·l one time
court and hi shootmg confidence E' uns lctll!rcd on Eldon Ftx's 1948 clost.'<i the gap to three pomt.c but
hJ.S unprm;cd greatly O\•cr last bnskctbnU club Evnru wn the th ar drtH' c.,u short \\ ht-n E"'nn
St.'u on, espcctall)' wsth n n12wly- cventng' hagh poml m n w1th .!.2 foul!.'d out With 0 rugbt's total
develop('(! two-handed set shot AL.;.o plu) mg for lh Pollee w of 22.
Boutin, Joo-No. S Ed Poul, 52, who wns n four yc r Thursday night's game Wlth
Stx-foot, 167-pound J ttermnn- Cootbnll lettC'rmnn whrle at LC the Gc.agcr AFB fl\c found n dif·
20-> car-old sophomore Bouttll 1S He went to th P~W" Boy, 1 and ferent star.· ns the PtOili.'O" JV
probnbly the m o t conatstanl was selected nll--confl'Tence de-tnHhng throughout the come to
guard compdtuvc wt -hos u. fcnstvt end an his undergroduotc fmnll) lose It 69...S5.
good set shot <h~,·clopcd m four 1 dnys ul LC I LC's Mourn cand R. St«:mp
)'Qars of cxpcrJcnc~ wth Power The JVs went an to C ;t 1 -3 \\ tth 14 cJch were h1gh
hagh, wht!rl' he wn all-stab! 10 jlead ~n n s.cn of buckcll. b) Dack
'51 nnd student body pr~dcnt Fa.'Jk(!, Bill S l em P (' 1, Dorrell
ns a s~ntor IJoutm plocLod second Mourer nod Buzz; Swnmberg. LC 1
in lht.' conference as [l Jn:vchn hnd comph tc control of the board$ 1
thr-ower for l4C lnst )'c.:ar. unci were brcnkang mrell.
Johnson. Jim-No. 4 ThC' second sLrmg took o"cr to~: LC and the pohce &!owl) clost..>d
19 • )'e!lr. QJd sophomore gunrcl lhl' SOP tO a 33·20 hnlflnne $COre.
up fwm Lht> in~hmun t\;um, l6.'i-The backb«mrdl' w~re still con­
pound 5-9 Johnson brmgs to llns-trolled by LC but ruU1cr raggc.:il
kctbnll t h c some deJensi,•e sbootmc avcrogcs by boUa clubs
smoothness and b 0 II hnndllng held the score down.
lhot mndc h1m th1S yc.:nr's aU-'11w !trsl :ft\ c mmutc.s of the
<:onfcrt>ncoc C"JUnrtcrbnclt. Johnson
wns a tour-sport man, student Grant, Dick-No. 21
body \'Cep ond presiden t of the A 6·1, 200-pound sophomore
honor !!OCicty at Rrurucr b1gh. fen-ward. Grnnl \\'8S high scorer
for the frosh squad last yc31". He! Ward, Don-No. 22 1
L<-tcrmnn cc.'lltcr _ rorward, 19· wns student body prcsad~m t bc-
vcar-old \Y,\rd pocks 180 pounds sides bemg n bnscbnU nnd foot·
~11 n 6.5 f.romt> One or lhc most ball compctllor, nnd an all TYV
aggrt:ssh•e rt'boundcrs m th~ league performer for Bco\•erl(ln. ••
kacu•'--much 1mprovcd o\'c.r last Lewis and Clark
Fraternity and
Sorority Jewelry
.. 1'/wt.
Rmgs -Wghters- Neddo~
at
Karl J. Klein
Jew·clcr
700 Jackson Tower
Portland 5. Oregon
v~or. He ran trnck, pial cd end on
the football tc.:nm bnd performed
four ycnrs on the er~t~ohn coul"ts
ul Crook County btgh (Prmevillot CABO-AMICO PIZZERIA
Strahm. Wes-No. 23
~"'a'Om Sluslnw h.lgh in Florence,
Oregon, comes G-2. 185-pound,
1our-OJporl prcpp~r W~s Strahm. Italian Dinners
Sen·~ d In Lhe Old l btza House
In a l'1:W ltaUnn atmo . .t•phcre
3606 S. W. Bar bur Blvd. BR 9266 •
I Slrnhm, Ct ophomorc. switches t~ I
I (orwnrd from n center spot on the
fro h tcnm ffc wns n me1nbcr of j
tht.: mtrumurn l all-1nr footbnllj
h:nm U1is full. '------------------ --------..1 Once agam al as Chn~unas' Throughout the Chn wm
" rld church bells "ill rmg nnd enrols p1 oclnam the glnci
tad mg. of !,TI"C3\ JOY that Ctm t the Sn\ a out 1S born. Stockmgs
"all be hung bv the thtnmc~ watlt em c and Jatlle chaldren
c\ Cl1"'\ here watt ::-ln.rr)-~.;~ cd tor the conung of Santa Clnus.
What docs Chrashnos mean to us in tlus l wcnllcth ccn­
tur)? As "e look around th<.> \\mid today "c se-c men kind
dh tdcd an to two maJOr groups. Thosl' "ho bclae' c. m God,
freedom th~.: dtgnll)' and wo1·th t'f the mdh'ldunl nnd those:'
'' ho bebe,·e an totahtar1amsm and the upcr stnte.
Ones not Clms:trna become more mcanm,gful to us \\hen
w rcaltze that Chnsl farst taught thnl .nU men '' ~ CIT'nti?d
C'qunl nnd that each }) rson "nlks \\ ath d1 nat;:, m the sight
of God und man<> Men c:m onlv be lree If they beheve 1n
JUStlce. equaht) and mo~ lit) \\ tu h JS p:~rt not onl~ of our
democratic her1t:age but our Chnsttnn Cl\'lliWllOn
It .st.'{>ms to me thnt the spmt of Chr1stmas should be
practiced e\ cry dO) b) ~tvmg of ours~h ~.:. m servtcc for
otJters. On December 25 we celebrate the btrthdn, of the -ChriSt cluld, but let us not lo c Sight of the mcamng of thts
'"''' nderful gift to mnnkind ond tn to live the sptrit of Chlist­
mn~ cacll dnv lhrou~hout the vear. •
Margarol .M. Sharp
SNOOPIN ' Wl'J'H STANISLOUSE
From ihe Chartreuse Pole
SinC\' lat 1) I 'c> bM>n prcuy tor norUt-.."''nd pl'OplC' cnn'l p 11
Snnt.a Cluus S0\"\1: al-ll post o!f1cc ha llr:<.:n ddl\ cr1ng m.al to
m) bW: ruid ed Bll..V\\ h 1'(' an thC' \'l{"lnll'. or the rro illld ch r­
tn pole In th(' pil thfre art' ~plStlt to "Stant , Jo11) Old
~1 m lou ... :md m the c. c of n ) oung f~.:.mslC' cqu an tan JUSt
pltun ''Cla~. ,but th t s nothcr tory
L1ttle Halsle Swafford, h' ' worr1 d :~bout h1 flock. \\.tshes
th t th ruon y,ho h " n't hnd tht'll' p1ctu t ken \'Ct would
do o am.mrota~l) f not soonC'rl o th ) c n b c rcun or n p13ce
m tht: \TOY AGEUR
Paui Throop. x l.A::vw as nnd Cl. 1 k tud nt vw nts Stan~! loll!le,
m h v.n MAD httl " ," to help h fmd th green un ~ THE PIONEl::R LOG
BARK Of THE LOG
Booch Says What He
Isn't; But What Is He?
To tho Editor:
I hn' ~ been n~u cd of mnny
thin!ls-thas letter 1S m~· nnswcr.
I hnvc bc>eu occuscd or hnting
Tommy Goldsmith.
I hn' " been nee used of. hntlng
l.~e Ln;·dnl.
1 hn\TC been occu~;ed of writing
ltb 1
I hn\ ~ been accused of not l>c­
h<'\'IDC tn Snntn Clnus.
1 hoH' been nC'CuS~ o:t bcinr. o
Chnsttnn who doesn't believe m
Chu~il
To nll of thr.sc Uungs I plcnd
H.Not gualty · I dt m md cquol
l1mc to DI\S\\ cr on radio, TV nnd
tn the newspapers Well, Mer~·
ChriStmas to nll. Hnppy Now
Y~nr, too.
Jnck "Santa Claus" Booch
The Merriest
Wttb lhis is.'l\IC lhC' PlON.r . .F:H
LOG su~-p~·nrls publlcnllon unt1l
January 7, Whl n Uu• fust ls:_l\IC or
the 1112\\ year comes out Our C<l\'cr
tins \\CCk '-''ru; drown by stnf! :nt­
lSl Ken Holloway and Is nn one•·
nnl design. Ptc:turcd nrc nll LOG
cdttors, ndvl et and colummst
Rt•adtnr, trom t p 1 fl they m·c.
clockwase Gn~ Hardmg Jt:nkut'i,
dvascr, Stnnh) H rrl.!, column­
ISt, Carol Burns, ft:attm.: 1..>d1tor,
Herb S t: h o 1 d l r, l dttor; hlstC'
Bal .. cr. soc 1 e l ,. lOt lor, John
Howe, copy ~d1tor: Frnnk Flort,
sports e<htor: Dmnc Ports, n..~ b
tant cdttor, nnd Poul Mo ~;r, cd•·
tonal edttor.
sh used ha-fnmous Patterns routtnc at AtlantiC Cat). Seems
sh lost 1t I t 'tar an r mpu • nd a. p~:-runlly \\Ofl'!cd nbout an tt t:hcd cam~ pm bclongmc to --.....:.--~------=-::...::.....:.::.:...:._ ____________ _
h r ~.mcunoth r: For the ben tit
of nyon knov.'lng thl" whC're-­
bouts of afo:re~md ,·ltml nt nd
\\ 1\ D('t.'dmg a tnUon po101)
hu phnn numb r lS PR 5-3390
Other needs and "'ant.! commg
to m) attention an' oppronmateh
3 follows
Buu "th hnclnnc chflplnm
v.unts ... ftfth af cough 'nap
Louiso Bitar and r II) !IU d
nt sp1r led pe t tor. nt LC
b k tb311 cnm
Eldon Fu: wnntc man: fon\ rd
r 1"\\ '&l"d.s.
Sally Gron$And w n n t • her
mune m the paper
.Joe Hus.lon v.-ants. S1X more hkc.:
hls all-corJ(:r n sophomore
'l'cm Goldsmith w n t Ull
calplocl: from cartpullin
drama cnttc
Cbarlio the-"lpann K1d .. "':mt
twd\'e tUbl oJ F t.t th
.JonD Gibson v; .. nts. Stant luw>e
t qu1t moocn n her Jun h
Paul Chuzc:h \\";snts. Gma !what
vcr that m ans..J
Dick Scblaads \\ nts. A DATE
FOR N'EW YEARS EVE
Jack Boocb iW} • 1 rclu c to I
bcltevc In Santa Claw.-1 \\ant
document uon .• Political Scientist Richard Judd
Wins Coveted Post on Senator's Staff
By Marlin Bl~ything
IUchnrd E. Judd, senior politi­
c.al science mnjor, w11l ser\'e on
SCnntor-elcct Richard L. Neu­
berger's stnff sn Wnshington. His
\\ ork wdl be research in political
nnd socanl science ond economics.
Judd ~·•11 bcsm his tenn Febru­
ary I, 1955, nnd continue until he
ntcrs the armed forces next Au­
gust.
He spent five months during
1953. at the Ameru:an Unt\'Crsity
Jn Wnshlngtorl, D. C., studying
.. nrlOU phases or SO\'Cmment.
He waU n'SWllC his studies with
thu; m tJtuuon m Fcbrun~· :md
r.uush rred1t.s lor grnduouon un­
det :1 spectnl nrrangemc.nL made
w1th Uu~ unwerstty by l..cwis and
Clnrk college.
Futu '--appointments to the po­
ltion wlll be :for a term begm­
nang cncb September 1 nnd con­
tmulng for one ye:ar. The candi­
date will be selected by n board
COJWSUng of Mny Darling, mem·
bc:r ot the stnte bon.rd of educa­
tion; Professor John M. Swarlh-out, head of the pollticnl science
department, Oregon Stnte col­
lege; Father David H. Fosse.lman,
choirmnn of the social sdencc de­
partment, University of Portland,
and J. W. Forrester, editor of the
P ndlcton East Or(;gonum
Only graduates or an Oregon
college: who ore residents of Ore­
gon nnd who mtend to rcsrde in
Oregon will be consadcred. The
bonrd will muke appo ntmcnL: N.'­
gardlcss of rnre. color or crc«X:t.
Candidates ne<.'CI not ncccssnnly
be politknl science mnjors.
Judd stntcs that the position
wru; created to encourage young
pcn;.ons to become more mtcrest­
cd and ncuve an government ·md
to bene.fit the state by their cx­
P"rienct! and parlicipotion in
civ1c nUnira. As vice prcsadt•nt of
the Oregon Young Dl.'rnOCI'DtB he
worked nctively durmg the re­
cent campatgn for democratic
candidates in Lincoln county. He
ts n member or Delt.n Tau Rho
!rnternity .
Belly Diele: wants n "C m I
I economiCS
m Dnft Hitcr.men wr.n•
foam on Ute mow1\JJU1 r lr I' I I ·11 f th II oc:Jat•~ Stud• n111 nt 1..• wl nn•l ('lnrk I'' II "' 1•u11llaU <1 ,..._ ltl~ durlna; th..: oollt'&!ll y r Sutaorlptlbn mh ,: 1 r year
.John Mar.tin \ I L .
w ell h ll!!d Chrtstmos
(nylons).
.Jobn Howe wnnts.
hovel n p:u.r of •~hr< I u •• eond clAA!il mAU<rr at Pori11Ul.J. Or KDn
aLockings EDITORI AL STAFf'
new s:now 1 lt • I old r, J~JtQr, Dl ne Port•, AllrJIII.Iuu l'-4Hor 1 •rot llunu!
P' tur l:..~Ut(lt l-'riUok 1-"'ort, !-11oor111 f'.Aitur, l"l J,. Blllhl, l:lothl) l<'lil(>r, I' ul Moalh r, l;dllur:lll Eillltor Sribn flow ,,Oit)' l:.dll r eli)' .l.,nkln•
1\ w IJi 1'
Ron Locw wML& more oucnd- STAFF
GUC Ill Cia m eltD{e n )I rrl lUI() JOIII I J t-IOQJu l"ulurnnllll , ,luck Ul)f>f)h tond l'IIUI Ill• ~II·
r bran l rll h • J llulloWlU' ArU t, llf>l '"" •I PI v•u»r J>h• r l•lcll
C. B. wonts me \0 get thiS tol-~lll A<l •rtl lnt 1 11 • hun 'l'•mwl.l:r. • lrc.ulallun i\llnu'll' r
umn an on ume REPORTERS
And } wc:nt. well, I'm gomg out I M~&rtJn, lJI<')'thlng, Jo~> Irwin, nm Or n Jrromu l!nlnn. art!>, 1om
to net one n!)\1. JiD\'C a cool ) ulc HllrUcoy, ~all Lllff rtJ'J Dav Lnnh:tr, l>on l.1ndu)', Jonn11 l.oYn, Jim "" IUrcl ArlA.nd. Unrl~ 111 l..r, Jack Nunn, Donnie On'lll, HI'OlLY ~·nrk• r l>o
cats, Ann J>ar na, l Hmllf' l'<fil'lon, 01/tn(' F:nr.df'r, "'• ndllll 'l'lloMltll. JUm Slanislou.se Towoi<Y VI k "a.ra I \ \\Dr)', Skip Wrl~; 11 J"ri'Jii ?.ulJ rbuhl r, ('ulh)
.&>dlaltat)', Tom Harlan., f'riday. D combor 17, I
Hooping It Up
Frank Springer Tells Fish Story;
Herring In The Glove Compartment?
B:r Johnny Hoopes
'Cd, No tel WIU1 Lhh lllln& w. bOII'ln n new c:ohlllln, "Hoo•Jillll' 1
wbtcb wSU nppettr w .. kl,y on t'hf! c<llturiM l•N•• Tho t>urpon ol tba tOI•nir ll to ()Olllnlent on htUIUU\ lnt&~lt lnchlent« on enmpn11, Wo will w0el:::;
aomnuml11 rrom ort.r n•ll•n. n wlU &lao llo IIPt•roclat"d If tho 1 wllo
of lnCI<Ienh or lnt .. roat W<>nld oonlaet Jollnn:r Uoopoa, 1\ohunnlat.
Und(,uhtl'dlj you'Vf• sc<"n J!Old·fi"'h m n howl, but how nhnut
hc1 rlng tn o J:lO\ <' l~lllp!ll lml nt? Franlc Sprlngcr, ft ~hrnnn, IS
proud ownct or a 6 months old hcralnt~ "ub~~:t tlling to the noml
Hon1cr. U1>an c!htekmg wllh thi' 01·econ Stott Gcun~ < onunu;c:lon
\\'OS found thot lht' nmxunum t1mc a her tine cnn sun h'l:' out
w \CI' II\ ra .. ·~ rmnutt<S Wllh tht' nad or Dr. Andoraon's lor.lc lind
fut"l that Frank'~ glove compartment a n't wntcr-tlght, u may
nsumNI thut Homer ,~; u deud hN'Tinl! \Vt'll, nn) wm·, nl Je:1 1
don't hO\'l' to fl'cd a dc:-nd her:rmg ns often a you do n U\•e onl•.
• • •
WANTED. Someone li\•ing in the vlcinUy of S. E. 38th and
.Byb who drives lo school nnd hna 8:00 o'clock cliUUIC!ll five days
n w~k. Dob SpiCkl'r nc>«is r.omoonc to pu&h his •.a 1 Dod go up tha
hills betwoon his house and tho school. Bob claims his car will
coiUt dcwn hill by ilsolf. This is an unvcrifiod stetomonl, how·
ever, but it would ~ a r:afc bot to say he gets host gas mileage
of any c:n.r on the campus.
• • •
J\ccordmg to tht.> grape-Vult , t1 Cl rtnln professor on cnmpu 1
otng to mntl out E.'lstt'r card 10 I,loce of Chrt tmns cards. Chums h:
wonts to uphold the trndauon of tht! ob. ent-mmdcd prof~!; or In 1
rntnnttmc, try to Cigur<' nua whut's uolng to happen come
time
( under~;tand thG follows in PiaU Rest homo nrc looking for
now mdhods of awakening a fow of thcu d~p sleopors. Letost
foluro oc:c:urrod wiJh Wcnd"ll T1bbf tts The fellows got up. took
WendelL paJamas and all. plttced him in the cold zhowar. Then
!hoy Shemn-lves proceeded to got rcndy for school-tooth brush·
ing. shaving. showering, clc:. Whon finlllhcd, 1hoy fishod Tibbetts
out of the.> cold shower. c:arrit'd him back lo bill room and placed
him on hla bed. Thrco minutes Inter, Tibbetts , plljamas and all.
was back beneath the covors. Somo peoplo oppcar to bo sound
ruoopers.
• • •
After readmg the story in this is.-.-uc on Dick Judd's nppo1
mcnl. o rather tic.kli:>h question came to my rrund Durin& D1ck's UCI­
d mac carc~..:r nt LC. he hns wkcn many or Dr. Dubach's political
cnco: t.'Ours • As wo..: all know, Dr Dubnc:h as nn lXtrcme-ly staund:
Rcpubhcan. To add confusion to my question, Du:k [s very ncllvc
tlw Young Democrnts here on cnmpus. Now the qucstron as, wns
uppomtrncnt o result of Dr Dub ch' un·hiORed anstn1ction? "'D•d
ny Jl"" What happ.:ncd, Dr. Dubach?
• • •
FolloW11 bewanl Mrs. Barborn Sloop who roc:onlly single·
bonded, b'ippt'd and captur()d a burgler, ls lho daughter of Mrs
Edith Smith, typing ins1ructol'. Mrs. Sloop is tho physical aduc:a·
tion toilc:hor at Cleveland hlgh. If daughter ia liko mother, 111
never arguo my typing gt·adc.
• • •
Once ngam beauty stalks our c'lmous p ·m•rd by the ben st.
this CMC', ns usual, your author 15 thr bcnst.) Bv unnn1mous d('Ca:>lt~J:J
of the Mun Ronm Beauty Contest Jurl~c . Jan Pvle and Dick
gerald. Phylli!l Holhdny has be<'n vokd "Mass Address~O·Grnph
liOO" Last Monday, Phylbs wns furJously cngugcd m the opemhon
out· uddrcss-o-grapb. Apparently. h1 attempt d to meddle w11h
''Machmc Ace , whtl'h 1 un-doubte-dly out of piOC'(' for u woman
do when CRUNCH. SNAP, POP, CRACKLI-~. hl'r fmgt:r shppcd
she wns branded No I iOO. At l£'a.o;t hi! holds o trophy for her
whach ts n G fL p1cce of gouzc wrapped around h •r mdcx f'inser
the right hand .
liTtlE MAN ON tAMPUS by Dick Bibler
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